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Race for Arizona - November 1st, Hour 3
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Sean, if you want to be a part of the program, one state that seems to be moving solidly, Red, and in the direction of Donald Trump is the state of Arizona.
And one of the main reasons, I would argue, is the issue of immigration and how it's been a disaster for that border state.
Kamala Harris doesn't want to really answer.
You know, no, she called Trump's wall a medieval vanity project, said she wanted to decriminalize illegal immigration, offer, along with Tim Walz, free housing, food, health care, education, free college education, legal driver's licenses, sex change operations, and amnesty to illegals.
And here's a montage of her past comments on this important issue.
Frankly, in every state is a border state now.
I think that there is no question that we have to do what the president and I asked Congress to do.
The first request we make, pass a bill to create a pathway to citizenship.
The border is secure.
We have to have a secure border.
But I am in favor of saying that we're not going to treat people who are undocumented across the border as criminals.
That's correct.
That is correct.
You support giving universal health care, Medicare for all to people who are in this country illegally?
Let me just be very clear about this.
I am opposed to any policy that would deny in our country any human being from access to public safety, public education, or public health, period.
We've been to the border.
You haven't been to the border.
And I haven't been to Europe.
And I don't understand the point that you're making.
Listen, I think there's no question that we've got to critically reexamine ICE and its role and the way that it is being administered and the work it is doing.
And we need to probably think about starting from scratch.
Now, we do have another incident.
We've talked about the dozens of Americans murdered, the dozens of Americans, including children that have been raped.
We've talked about the hundreds and hundreds of Americans victims of violent crime.
We have talked about the cartels.
We have talked about gang members.
We have talked about all of the known terrorists that have been allowed into this country, 12.5 plus million unvetted Harris Biden illegals coming from over 180 countries, including countries with terror ties and our top geopolitical foes.
We have another case.
This one is in Long Island.
An illegal Harris Biden illegal immigrant who skipped an immigration hearing after being cut loose at the border has been arrested for allegedly raping a five-year-old girl on Long Island, New York.
Anyway, he's from Honduras, 27, and accused of doing this.
They declined to release the details about this, but the Nassau County Police Commissioner said investigators are still probing the case, trying to determine if there are any other victims in this particular instance.
It's unbelievable.
Anyway, joining us now, he's from the great state of Arizona.
Mark Bernovich is with us, the former Attorney General out there.
Sir, how are you?
Glad to have you back.
Thank you for having me on, Sean.
How bad has it gotten out there?
I guess that's, and how much impact is it having on everyday Arizonans?
Well, I will tell you, as you mentioned, I will make the guaranteed tight prediction, Donald Trump will win Arizona because immigration is the most important issue here.
I mean, we know that Halloween was last night, but Kamala has been masquerading as a presidential candidate since August and it borders our since day one of the Biden administration.
And we know that the primary function of government is public safety.
And if you can't do that, little else matters.
And so Chaos Kamala or No Borders or Scaris Harris, as I like to call her, has really sown the seeds and literally watered the plants for not only the next terrorist attack on U.S. soil, but has essentially ceded control of our southern border to the cartels.
So she ignored even my invites as a former AG like she was to come here and see firsthand the damage that was happening in not only Arizona, but as I said on your show, TV show, radio show years ago that every state will become a border state, it has happened.
And she's ignored Arizona.
And then all of a sudden, Barack Obama and her are dropping in when they've ignored the state for years.
And so I think that, you know, independent and moderate voters are going to realize that a vote for Kamala Harris will be a vote to essentially make America unsafe.
Now, I would just ask this rhetorical question.
Who do you want as your next Attorney General of the United States?
Who do you want as the next ICE director?
Someone will actually address this issue, someone you trust, or do you want to trust the Borders Are that has let in more than 10 million people illegally into our country and hundreds of thousands of Godaways have flipped into our country and hundreds of people on the terrorist watch list that we know of are now in this country.
This is going to take years to clean up and it'll never be cleaned up if Kamala Harris is elected.
Let's talk a little bit about the rhetoric that's been going on and what was taken out of context by Donald Trump.
You know, I have a clip of Kamala Harris joking with Ellen DeGeneres about killing Donald Trump.
I have a montage of left-wing rhetoric against Donald Trump.
Let me play all of it for you.
If you had to be stuck in an elevator with either President Trump, Mike Pence, or Jeff Sessions, who would it be?
Does one of us have to come out alive?
That man cannot see public office again.
He is not only unfit, he is destructive to our democracy, and he has to be eliminated.
The donor class can't just sit back on the sidelines and say, oh, well, don't worry, this will all work itself out.
They're still going to have to go out and put a bullet in Donald Trump.
And that's a fact.
Yes.
I have thought an awful lot about blowing up the White House.
When was the last time an actor assassinated a president?
I want to clarify, I'm not an actor.
I lie for a living.
However, it's been a while.
Maybe it's time.
How dare you say the things he does?
Of course I want to punch him in the face.
Press always ask me, don't I wish I were debating him?
No, I wish you were in high school.
I could take him behind the gym.
That's what I wish.
And with this kind of inspiration, I will go and take Trump out tonight.
And three days, by the way, before Trump was shot at the Butler rally, Joe Biden said it's time to put Donald Trump in the bullseye.
And I bring this up because at a rally last night with Tucker Carlson, Donald Trump was saying that she's talking about Liz Cheney, she's a radical war hawk.
Well, let's put her with a rifle standing there, meaning in a war zone with nine barrels shooting at her, and let's see how she feels about it.
And I'm watching the media mob and I watch, you know, the New York Daily News, you know, after the Madison Square Garden, their cover was racist rally.
You know, now it's, you know, they sum up that their Democrat Trump is the devil.
Trump threatens Liz Cheney with execution by firing squad.
No, he's saying, if you want to be such a war hawk, how about you go fight these battles?
Because that's what you and your father have advocated for your whole life.
It is so obvious, and it's just so wrong, and it shows how corrupt the media is, your reaction to it.
Well, yeah, we know how corrupt the mainstream media is and has been, and that's why you're always a breath of fresh air.
The second thing is, look, people need to put this in context.
Donald Trump is Donald Trump.
He's always been, I don't want to say goofball, but he's always kind of been funny.
He's always been, you know, sometimes over the top.
He's a showman in a lot of ways.
So you always have to take that in context.
That is entirely different than someone like the president of the United States, like Joe Biden, who's calling Trump supporters garbage and fascist and, you know, and really demonized even his supporters.
And we see this when it reveals itself, not only with Hillary Clinton, but with Kamala, with the Democratic Party, is they really do think less of middle-class, hardworking Americans.
I mean, frankly, they care about people from the Middle East more than they care about folks from the Midwest here.
And so we need to always put this in context of who's saying it now.
And what we know is the Democrats' systematic rhetoric, even after, remember when President Trump was shot, there was a, you know, one of the musicians, Tenacious Deal, whatever, you know, they made comments about, you know, too bad he missed or something like that.
So, I mean, they continue to call him a fascist.
They continue to compare him to the worst dictators of all time.
And then they make their comments like that.
So you have to consider in totality.
When you look at it, what the Democrats are doing is sowing this hatred, not only of Donald Trump, but of his supporters.
And then that inevitably makes it easier for something, God forbid, terrible to happen to him or even his supporters locking him up, whatever it is, because they are demonizing them.
And I know from politics, I was not a political person, as a prosecutor, but you get into politics and people are like, don't ever make comparisons to Hitler's or the Nazis.
They never go well.
They never go well.
And then it minimizes the Holocaust and how terrible what happened during World War II and how Hitler was the evilest person that we've known.
And meanwhile, the Democrats now throw around words like Hitler and Stalin, the greatest mass murders in history, and call President Trump a fascist and then make jokes about assassinating him.
So it's one plus one plus one.
And you have to put it all in context versus Donald Trump maybe making an inarticulate comment when he's trying to be funny or he's trying to be ironic.
And it's just completely different.
All right, quick break more with former AG of Arizona, Mark Bernovich is with us.
Then your calls are coming up, 800-941-Sean, if you want to be a part of the program today.
We continue now with former AG of Arizona.
Mark Bernovich is with us.
The bottom line is, is that there are these politicians in Washington.
And as much as I thought that the conflict post-9-11 was necessary, it was one of the most poorly executed wars in the history of this country.
And we had kids going door to door, you know, stepping on IEDs.
They didn't have up-armored Humvees early on in the conflict.
We lost close to, what, 7,000 Americans in Iraq and Afghanistan, and God knows how many more that lost their arms and legs and had their faces blown off with permanent injuries that will forever alter their lives.
And they were sent there by people like the Cheneys to fight with inferior equipment.
And, you know, and they suffered or died.
And those that have permanent injuries that are just unimaginable for most Americans.
You know, the fact that Liz Cheney has aligned herself with somebody as radical as Kamala Harris, who holds the views that are the antithesis of her own state of view who's all these years are different.
But what Trump said, you know, go back four days before Butler and you had Joe Biden saying that it's time to put Donald Trump in the bullseye.
He said that four days before Butler.
I don't really want lectures from the left on the on the rhetoric that they use.
Yeah, it's really very hypocritical, you know, by the 10th degree.
And I will say, I was in the military at the time of the second Gulf War.
I did not serve in combat, but I had several friends that did.
And this is what people like the dictators of the world failed to fundamentally understand.
It's not only the cost and, you know, capital and treasure from the monetary treasure, there's also a cost in human treasure.
And so, for example, my buddies Gene and Bill that went there, you know, they had issues dealing with all the trauma and issues that happened.
And so no one's never the same when they go into combat.
And I think what bothers so many people is that there was people in that administration that seemed like almost like during the Vietnam War with Bob McNamara and Johnson that knew it wasn't working and yet kept throwing material at it that, as you said, gave them equipment that was inferior.
And so that's what really upsets people.
You can be a patriot and you can believe very strongly in our military, but you can sit there and say, wait a minute, you can't go into war like we did in Vietnam with one hand tied behind your back with inferior equipment.
If we are going to commit American manpower, we're a superpower, then we better be in it to win it, and we better do it the right way.
And that means making sure our soldiers and sailors and Marines have the equipment they need, that we've got their back, whether it's mental health issues or physical issues, that you don't have a VA system that's broken down.
And so it's important that, you know, it's, I don't say easy, but any president can send American soldiers off to fight somewhere.
But there's a huge cost at many levels.
And that's one of the things that I actually admire about Donald Trump is that he understands we can't be the world's policemen, but if you're going to mess with the United States, we're going to mess with you.
And as you mentioned, you know, taking out Soleimani and what the Israelis done, you know, maybe we need to emphasize more majors and less people and personnel in these combat zooms and think about combat in the military a little more intelligently.
And I do think that's what Donald Trump does bring, that we're not just going to throw stuff against the wall when it comes to our power and our personnel with the military, but we will think of it and do it in a very strategic manner.
How do you see the election ending?
Well, Donald Trump will win Arizona.
And as you know, you've been saying it, it's all going to come down to Pennsylvania.
So, you know, I just really, it's important for Republicans to get out and vote.
I know there's some people sometimes, you know, Donald Trump's rhetoric, you know, can rub some people the wrong way.
But at the end of the day, the most important issue is security, economic security and border security.
And everyone agrees, even the moderates and independents, that Donald Trump is better at that.
So put aside some of his funny one-liners, whatever you want to call it.
Who is going to bring in a better management team?
Who is going to bring in the people to run these alphabet soup agencies that will look after American interests versus liberal interests?
And that answer that question is Donald Trump.
Mark Bernovich, former AG, Arizona, appreciate you being with us, sir.
Thank you.
All right, 800-941-SHAWN if you want to be a part of the program.
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Hilarious on Fox and Friends today.
Diners in Georgia chanting.
We are trash.
We are trash.
Listen.
We can see them a while off.
I know someone in South Carolina that sent me a picture of them dressed up yesterday, and it's the safety gun pushing the green.
Let me call a Herbie Kirby the green.
And now we need to add a name tag that says, hello, my name is Barbara.
And by the way, they were chanting, we are trash.
That's the first time in America I've never said has ever that will not be replicated.
You just can't make that up.
It's hilarious.
Then, you know, there's been a lot of talk.
Oh, the violent rhetoric of Donald Trump saying, okay, well, Liz Cheney is, you know, such a war hawk.
Is she ever going to go fight in battle?
The answer is no.
These politicians start wars.
They become politically untenable.
Then they say, never mind.
And how many Americans die in the process or have permanent life-altering injuries in the process?
And that's what he was clearly referring to.
But we do have a montage of Kamala hatred and violent rhetoric.
Let me play her for you.
You've quoted General Milley calling Donald Trump a fascist.
You yourself have not used that word to describe him.
Let me ask you tonight: do you think Donald Trump is a fascist?
Yes, I do.
Yes, I do.
If you had to be stuck in an elevator with either President Trump, Mike Pence, or Jeff Sessions, who would it be?
Does one of us have to come out alive?
They're not going to stop before Election Day in November, and they're not going to stop after Election Day.
And that should be, everyone should take note of that on both levels.
They're not going to let up, and they should not.
Trump is a threat to our democracy, and he only fights for himself, not you.
They said, well, do you think Trump is responsible for what happened?
I said, well, look, I mean, obviously he didn't pull the trigger, but he's certainly been tweeting out the ammunition.
Wow.
Is it the same when Joe Biden said it's time to put Donald Trump in the bullseye a mere four days before the Butler assassination attempt?
He was asked about it by Lester Holt.
It was a mistake to use.
I didn't say crosshairs.
I've been bullseye.
Focus on him.
Focus on what he's doing.
Focus on his policies.
Focus on the number of lies he told in the debate.
Focus.
I mean, there's a whole range of things.
Look, I'm not the guy that said, I want to be a dictator on day one.
I'm not the guy that refused to accept the outcome of the election.
I'm not the guy who said that one accept the outcome of this election automatically.
You can't only love your country when you win.
Let's go to Nikki Maryland on the Sean Hannity show this Friday.
Nikki, how are you?
Glad you called.
Hi, Sean.
Thank you so much for taking my call.
Thank you.
I am an African-American female, soon to be 30 next year.
And I just had a baby.
You will hear her in the background during our conversation.
Well, hang on a second.
Congratulations.
What's her name?
Thank you so much.
Her name is Harley.
I love that.
That's beautiful.
Well, congratulations.
That's when my kids were born about two best days of my life for sure.
Exactly.
And so that's pretty much why I'm calling today.
I stumbled upon your show, of course, during this whole election time, and curiosity stopped me because I truly am can, and I'm just confused, and I'm not sure who to vote for.
They always say, of course, African Americans vote Democrat, but my concerns with Kamala are that she doesn't really answer questions.
When I saw the debate a few months ago in October, I didn't see her answering any questions.
I just saw her drilling into Trump and just saying what he didn't do.
And I saw that as well with Trump doing it to Kamala.
But I think I kind of expected that from Trump, but I expected more from Kamala just because, of course, she's been in office and she just carries herself to such a high standard.
I expected actual policy to come out of her, and I didn't get that.
And let me ask you, she's been vice president for four years.
Let's walk through this together because maybe there are other people in the same position that you are.
And I live in this world every day.
And so maybe I'm too close to it, but at least I'm very informed.
So you're asking somebody that can maybe guide you in the sense of informing you about what the choices are and the options are for you.
Do you think that when Kamala Harris said the border was secure for three years that she was telling the truth?
No.
Exactly.
Plain noise day on the news.
But she did tell us for three years that it was secure.
Now she's saying on day one, she's going to secure the border.
And are you aware that she wants to decriminalize illegal immigration and offer free food, housing, health care, education with her running mate, legal driver's licenses for illegals, free college education, and sex change surgery for illegal aliens, and also amnesty, forgiveness, and allow them to become citizens?
Do you think that's the right decision?
Not at all, especially when there's people here in America that are already struggling.
We have a huge problem with homelessness here in Maryland in D.C., where I live.
And so I think we need to focus on what's at home before we focus on other countries.
I think you're right, and I agree with you.
Now, let's go to the economy.
I do my own grocery shopping.
Do you go grocery shopping?
I need to go this week.
I need to go all the time.
I go once a week.
And are you paying a lot more pretty much for everything you buy in every store you go to?
Double, if not triple.
And didn't they say for the longest time that inflation was only transitory?
And it turned out not to be true, didn't it?
True.
All right, so you're not doing well.
Now, do you have a car?
I do.
Just purchased a new car.
You're paying a buck, buck fifty more a gallon every time you fill that car up.
Do you like lower gas prices or higher gas prices?
Who would I like lower?
Okay, and Donald Trump had his, he left office with an average of cost per gallon of just $2.48.
Now you're paying about a buck and a half more per gallon, depending on where you live.
In some cases like California, you're paying more than double.
Wouldn't you rather have lower gas prices?
Because I would.
Yeah.
Do you think that defund, dismantle, no-bail laws, reimagining the police has worked out well for the country?
No, honestly.
I think it's caused more of a divide with everybody.
And that's one of my concerns with both parties.
Well, there's one party that believes in law and order and funding the police.
And there's one party that believes in reimagining, defunding, and dismantling the police and these no-bail laws where you get arrested and you get set free within minutes.
And that's the Democratic Party.
Yeah.
I don't think that's a good idea either.
I want you and your baby to be safe and secure so that you and your baby can pursue happiness.
Do you think they've done a good job on the world stage?
We have war in Europe, war in the Middle East.
No, like I said, I feel like we're too focused on other countries when we have problems here that need to be solved.
I think you answered your question because what you're saying is that we're not better off on the economy.
Our borders are not better off.
Our towns and cities are not more safe and secure.
We're paying much more for every item we buy in every store we go to, pay more for gasoline and electricity and energy.
And the world is not a safer place.
So why would we give her four more years in office?
I don't think we should.
Okay, I think you made up your mind.
I don't think we should.
It's just like I think it was Mark who was just on the phone with you earlier.
He had discussed the rhetoric that was being said.
And I feel like the rhetoric has been said on both ends.
It's been negative on both ends.
That unfortunately, I've done this a long time is the nature of politics, but not to this level.
I've never, you know, I'm a conservative, but I deplore Nazism, fascism, racism, sexism.
I find it repugnant.
I want nothing to do with people that are like that ever.
And it's just a caricature that I feel is unfairly painted of Republicans.
And I deplore all of that.
I am a Christian.
I believe that God created every man, woman, and child in this country, including your new baby, Harley.
And your daughter has her own unique fingerprint.
And God put in her heart talent and abilities.
And I want her to grow up safe and secure so she can pursue the destiny that God has for her.
That's what I want for your daughter in a safe world where you have a shot at the American dream and where she's going to have a shot at the American dream.
Right.
And I definitely don't want somebody to come tell me that she can change her mind to be a boy at seven years old.
Do you think you decided?
I think I have.
There are some concerns that I just that I have in general.
But all in all, I'm really here for my daughter.
And just I want to make sure that I make a good decision for her.
If I take out all the cattiness of politics and I really just look at the policy and what's going to be best for her, perhaps Trump is the better option.
He's strong.
He's tough.
But I'd prefer strong and tough over weak and extreme.
You know, I could tell, Nikki, you have a heart of gold.
God bless you.
God bless Harley.
And I wish you the best of luck.
And I'm glad you called.
I hope you'll call back.
Thank you so much.
I appreciate the call.
Appreciate it.
Jen in Colorado.
Hey, Jen, how are you?
Glad you called.
I'm doing well.
Thank you for taking my call.
Thank you.
What's going on?
I want to tell you, thank you.
I started listening to your show probably during Trump's first election.
Yeah.
You're informative.
You're truthful.
You're fair.
You show both sides to everybody who's listening.
And I feel like you're critical in this election.
Well, I want to thank you.
I'm going to tell you why I want to thank you and everyone else.
I want to thank every one of you that have tweeted out the Kamala files, the Walls files, all of you that have voted and taken the time to vote and do your part because I'm just one vote, one voice, one vote.
I wish I could do more, but that's the that's the I'm trust me, I'm leaving nothing on the field.
Everything I've had, I've put on the table.
And I want to thank all of you for all of you doing your part.
You are the voice for all of us who feel like we don't have one.
This country's been highly manipulated.
This election's been trashed the last one.
And I'm hoping and praying Trump gets in there.
I'm more optimistic.
I think that we can do it.
I think everybody's got to get out there and vote.
I mean, we're dealing with I live in Colorado.
It's a blue state.
I wish it would turn red, but they, I mean, they're pushing the agenda on abortion.
They're, you know, inflation is horrible.
I work in the grocery business.
My husband and I are raising three grandchildren.
And I'll tell you, when Trump was in office, I had a little cushion.
And today we're paycheck to paycheck.
I see the increase in my grocery bill and my house payment.
And I don't understand how this country, how everybody in this country can't see the financial aspect of it and the manipulations that are going through all of it.
It's baffling to me.
You know, to me, it's cut and dry.
To me, it's cut and dry, too.
I will tell you, I've lived paycheck to paycheck, and I don't have to live that way now.
And it's hard.
It is just hard.
And trust me, there's so many of us.
There's about two-thirds of the country that are gulping water financially.
And I hope all of you vote.
We still have about 100 million votes of people that haven't voted yet.
And I hope people take this seriously because you have to assume that your vote is the deciding vote and have that level of urgency.
We're praying for you and your family, Jen.
God bless you.
Thank you.
800-941 Sean, if you want to be a part of the program.
All right, that's going to wrap things up for today.
We are loaded up, Hannity, tonight on the Fox News channel.
We have Governor Christy Noam.
We have Senator Lindsey Graham.
We have our pollsters, Robert Cahaley, Matt Towery, their final predictions and what we can glean from all the polls combined, the Real Clear Politics Average.
Jimmy Phela, Jason Chavitz, and from the Trump team, Caroline Levitt.
Set you DVR, 9 Eastern tonight.
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